British Woman Prepares ...

Filed under: Paddling , Asia , Europe , North America , Japan , Canada , News Last April we posted a story about Sarah Outen, an adventurous 26-year-old from the U.K. who had set out to circumnavigate the globe using nothing but her own power. Sarah called her journey the London2London...

Overlooked London: The ...

Filed under: Arts and Culture , Festivals and Events , Europe , United Kingdom Welcome to “Overlooked London,” the first in an occasional series on the lesser-known sights of one of the world’s greatest cities! Anyone who loves theater will love London . From glitzy...

Karakoram Glaciers Defy...

Filed under: Learning , Asia , China , India , Pakistan , News Scientists are once again demonstrating that we actually don’t really have a clue about how our planet works. A team of researchers from the University of Grenoble in France has released a new report that indicates that...

Apparently It’s Avios...

Avios Theme Week ™ amongst us travel bloggers is apparently continuing this week, so I thought I’d throw out some great redemption ideas. Or pretty good redemption ideas (I don’t want to oversell this). I’ll add to this discussion of using Avios points by noting...
AAA Releases Data On Top Summer Travel Destinations

AAA Releases Data On To...

Filed under: News Easter has come and gone and, at least for much of the East Coast, spring seems here to stay – and summer vacations are just around the corner. A recent AAA travel agent survey shows that despite rising fuel costs, vacation loyalists are still planning summer...

When Hostels Are Terrib...

Filed under: Food and Drink , Hotels and Accommodations , Budget Travel Don’t get me wrong. I love hostels . Even if someone offered me the choice between a free luxurious hotel room or a basic hostel dorm, I would choose the hostel simply based on the social factor. That being...

The Titanic Chronicles:...

Filed under: Europe , North America , United States , Cruises , Luxury Travel Today’s cruise industry exists and operates safel y in many ways as a result of the Titanic tragedy. Still, recent maritime events including the grounding of Costa Concordia nearly brought to pass the...

Visiting The Royal Geog...

Filed under: Arts and Culture , History , Learning , Europe , United Kingdom While London isn’t exactly known as an adventure travel destination, unless you’re crossing Elephant and Castle late at night, it is a place where adventure travelers gather. The British are some of...
Visiting Synagogues Around The World

Visiting Synagogues Aro...

Filed under: Arts and Culture Places of worship have long been points of interest for travelers. Solemn and usually quite ornate, these buildings provide a window onto a community’s history and values and often give visitors a much-needed pause while pounding the sightseeing...

Rubens At The Palace Al...

Filed under: Festivals and Events , Europe , United Kingdom , Hotels and Accommodations Do you ever wish you could be Harry Potter for the day? You know, walk around with a magic wand, wear a cloak and giant glasses, hangout at Gringotts Wizarding Bank and visit all the places the young...

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